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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-Nov-2024

Abu Dhabi’s prime areas see 25% growth in Q3 2024. This luxury villa community offers 327 units, with prices starting at Dh17.5 million. Al Ain continues to experience rental growth amid strong demand Al Zarooni Group expands real estate portfolio Al Zarooni Group launched All Seasons Residence in Dubai Sports City, part of a Dh3 billion expansion with three more projects planned for 2025. The development will feature 244 units, ready in December 2027, enhancing DSC’s community-centric sports and residential lifestyle. Prices start at Dh590,000. UAE real estate: Dubai delivers 8,100 homes, Abu Dhabi’s prime areas see 25% growth in Q3 2024 Strong demand, strategic development, and supportive government initiatives are driving the positive momentum in both residential and commercial sectors Dubai’s new $1 billion project to meet demand for luxury properties H&H Development launched the $1 billion Eden Hills project in Dubai, targeting high net worth individuals. The luxury villa community offers 327 units, with prices starting at Dh17.5 million. The first phase, featuring 104 villas, is expected to complete by Q4 2027, amidst high luxury property demand. IGO & Evolutions launch Pelagos, the latest residential project in Dubai Marina IGO, in partnership with Evolutions, launched Pelagos by IGO, a residential development in Dubai Marina with 288 waterfront units. The project features multiple payment plans and is set for completion in Q1 2026. It offers various amenities, including a gym and pool, and is located near Dubai Marina Mall. Dubai’s real estate market surges with investor-friendly policies and RERA regulations Dubai’s real estate market attracts global interest with investor-friendly policies, regulatory support from RERA, and relaxed ownership laws. Offering luxury and affordability, Dubai has become a magnet for international buyers, particularly in areas like Dubai South, positioning itself as a leading destination for secure, high-yield investments. Robust performance in UAE real estate market in Q3: Asteco Asteco’s Q3 2024 report shows UAE property market growth, driven by new developments in Abu Dhabi, increased activity in Dubai, and rising rental rates across the Northern Emirates. Dubai’s off-plan demand is high, Abu Dhabi saw 1,850 transactions, and Al Ain continues to experience rental growth amid strong demand. It’s time European investors capitalized on Dubai’s green investment opportunities David von Rosen urges European investors to reconsider Dubai for sustainable investments, particularly in real estate and tech. With strong ESG commitments, Dubai’s sectors are poised for growth, presenting opportunities missed by Europeans but embraced by UK and US investors. Dubai’s non-oil industries offer promising, responsibility-driven investments. MS Homes Developers: Crafting Luxurious Waterfront Living In Dubai MS Homes Developers, led by Mohsin Sheikhani, brings luxury waterfront properties to Dubai, drawing from extensive experience in Pakistan. Focused on Dubai Island, the company offers high-end residences featuring private pools and fully-equipped kitchens. MS Homes emphasizes quality, timely delivery, and investor-friendly payment plans, catering to global clients seeking sophisticated urban living. Sharjah achieves highest monthly real estate transactions volume at $1.19bln during October Sharjah’s real estate market reached AED 4.4 billion in October 2024, with 4,883 transactions across 14 million square feet. Sales accounted for 1,415 transactions, led by Muwailih Commercial area. Mortgage transactions totaled AED 1.3 billion. Al Mamzar recorded the highest land deal at AED 62 million. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 14th of November 2024 Dubai’s real estate market experienced significant activity on 14 November 2024, with a total transaction value reaching AED 1.88 billion. This report provides an in-depth look at the contributions of both off-plan and ready properties, with a breakdown of sub-categories, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of Dubai’s real estate sector. Total Market Snapshot The total real estate transactions on 14 November 2024 amounted to AED 1,880,790,028, with Off-Plan properties contributing 55.9% and Ready properties making up the remaining 44.1%. This indicates a continued strong demand for new developments, with buyers eager to invest in Dubai’s upcoming projects while also demonstrating substantial interest in ready-to-occupy properties. Off-Plan Properties: A Detailed Breakdown Off-plan transactions accounted for a total of AED 1,052,064,786, representing 55.9% of the total transactions. The breakdown within the off-plan segment was as follows: Ready Properties: A Closer Look The ready property segment saw total transactions of AED 828,725,242, accounting for 44.1% of the day’s transactions. The contributions of various sub-categories are as follows: Conclusion The real estate transactions on 14 November 2024 demonstrate a strong demand for both off-plan and ready properties in Dubai, with 55.9% of transactions directed towards off-plan projects. This reflects the confidence investors have in Dubai’s future developments, fueled by attractive payment plans and the potential for capital appreciation. Meanwhile, 44.1% of transactions for ready properties highlight a significant interest in properties that offer immediate occupancy or rental income. Within both categories, flats remained the dominant type of property, with a substantial share in both off-plan and ready segments. This trend underscores the preference for apartment living, driven by the convenience and amenities offered in Dubai’s urban areas. Villas also maintained a considerable share, indicating continued interest in spacious and upscale residences. Commercial properties and hotel apartments had a smaller but notable presence, reflecting a balanced market catering to diverse needs. The data from 14 November 2024 provides a clear indication of Dubai’s evolving real estate market, characterized by a mix of demand for modern off-plan projects and ready-to-move-in properties, catering to a wide range of buyers and investors. This balance underscores Dubai’s position as a vibrant and dynamic global real estate hub.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-Nov-2024

Customers can access 3 real estate services through Dubai Now app. First phase of Dubai Exhibition Centre expansion valued at $2.7bln. $87m One Park Square development in JVC sells out in 4 hours. Renewable Energy in Dubai Real Estate: Solar Power and Green Innovations Dubai is reshaping its real estate sector through sustainability, focusing on solar power, energy-efficient designs, and smart technology. These innovations lower costs, increase property value, and attract eco-conscious investors, contributing to a sustainable future and aligning with the city’s 2050 clean energy goals. Dubai: Now, customers can access 3 real estate services through this app Dubai Land Department now offers three real estate services—Property Status Inquiry, Ownership Certificate Request, and Property Valuation Request—through the Dubai Now platform. This move aligns with the Services 360 policy to enhance service flexibility, accessibility, and customer satisfaction. Dubai real estate: $87m One Park Square development in Jumeirah Village Circle sells out in 4 hours Dubai real estate firm IMAN Developers sells out One Park Square in Jumeirah Village Circle in just four hours. Medallion Associates unveils institutional investors office to attract fresh global capital to Dubai real estate Medallion Associates launched an Institutional Investors Office to attract global capital to Dubai’s real estate sector, aligning with Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33. This initiative aims to tap into the $4 trillion in GCC sovereign wealth, supporting growth as Dubai’s property market continues to see record-breaking sales and strong investor confidence. Dubai Marina tower residents ‘locked out’ after new facial ID system? Tenants clarify viral claims Dubai’s Marina Crown tower residents faced issues with a new face-scanning access system, causing some to be locked out. Legal residents supported the change to curb overcrowding and illegal subletting. Overcrowding and illegal partitions led to safety concerns, prompting the move to facial recognition access. My key takeaways from Dubai’s Real Estate Strategy 2033 As a proud Emirati, I am immensely grateful for our nation’s forward-thinking leaders. The UAE has been operating at the forefront of world-class innovation and urban development for many years, and nowhere is this truer than in Dubai. Inside Dubai’s Sky Palace, the Burj Khalifa penthouse on sale for $49.5m A $49.5 million penthouse on the 108th floor of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa is for sale. The Sky Palace is a shell requiring $20 million in renovations, with a potential resale value of $110 million. AI-generated imagery illustrates the design potential of this trophy property, drawing global interest. How are Indian investors shaping the real estate boom at Expo City Dubai? The podcast covers Expo City’s investment appeal, emphasizing its strategic location, infrastructure, and affordability. Indian investors lead residential and commercial purchases, ranging from AED 1.8 million to AED 4.9 million. Expo City aligns with Dubai’s 2040 vision, positioning itself as a logistics hub and hosting future global events. UAE real estate: New property tech firms turn to data as market booms The entry of the new breed of tech players comes at a time when data security is emerging as a major challenge for the traditionally operating real estate industry. Pasquale Natuzzi unveils first Natuzzi-branded residential project, Natuzzi Harmony Residences Natuzzi unveils its first residential project, Natuzzi Harmony Residences, in Dubai Islands. Featuring 50 luxury apartments inspired by Mediterranean aesthetics, this project blends Italian elegance with Emirati culture. Fully customisable interiors and high-end amenities offer a complete lifestyle experience. Completion is set for June 2026, redefining luxury living. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 13th of November 2024 The real estate market in Dubai experienced notable activity on 13 November 2024, with a total transaction value reaching AED 1.65 billion. This commentary provides a breakdown of the contributions of both off-plan and ready properties to this figure, highlighting the activity within different property types, and providing insights into market preferences. Total Market Snapshot The total real estate transactions on 13 November 2024 reached AED 1,654,876,004, with Off-Plan properties contributing 51.5% and Ready properties making up the remaining 48.5%. This balance indicates a healthy interest in both new developments and existing properties, demonstrating the diversity in buyer preferences in Dubai’s dynamic property landscape. Off-Plan Properties: A Detailed Breakdown Off-plan transactions accounted for a total of AED 852,980,472, representing 51.5% of the total transactions. The breakdown within the off-plan segment was as follows: Ready Properties: A Closer Look The ready property segment saw total transactions of AED 801,895,532, accounting for 48.5% of the day’s total transactions. The contributions of various sub-categories are as follows: Conclusion The data from 13 November 2024 shows a balanced interest between off-plan and ready properties in Dubai, reflecting the city’s diverse real estate market. With 51.5% of transactions focused on off-plan properties, there is evident enthusiasm for future developments, likely driven by attractive payment plans and modern infrastructure. Meanwhile, the 48.5% share for ready properties highlights sustained demand for immediate ownership and rental opportunities. Within both categories, flats remained the most dominant type of property, reflecting a continued preference for vertical living in Dubai’s urban centers. Villas also maintained a significant share, underscoring Dubai’s appeal as a destination for luxury living. The performance of commercial and hospitality sectors shows that Dubai’s property market continues to cater to a broad spectrum of investors and end-users. As Dubai continues to grow, these trends provide a glimpse into the evolving preferences of buyers and investors, paving the way for future growth and diversification in the city’s real estate sector.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-Nov-2024

Dubai real estate prices increasing for 17 quarters in a row. Joby Aviation has begun construction of the first vertiport for its Dubai air taxi. Villa rents for Dh8.5 million in Umm Al Sheif. Top Neighborhoods for Real Estate Investment in Dubai for 2024-2025: Expert Dubai’s real estate market offers high rental yields (5-9%) with key investment areas like JVC, JLT, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay, and Arjan. Off-plan properties present strong ROI opportunities for 2024-2025, providing tax-free rental income, visa benefits, and consistent demand for rentals. With Dubai real estate prices increasing for 17 quarters in a row, are signs emerging of boom slowing down? Dubai’s residential real estate market has entered its fifth year of upward trajectory, with a 20 per cent year-on-year increase in city-wide residential sales prices and an 18 per cent rise in rental prices, according to Cushman & Wakefield Core’s Q3 2024 Market Update. Top 10 Reasons Why Dubai is the Best City for Real Estate Investment Dubai’s thriving real estate market benefits from rapid economic growth, investor-friendly regulations, a strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and diverse investment options. High safety, sustainability efforts, and global appeal make it an attractive destination for long-term and rental property investors. Dubai Land Department organises Real Estate Policy Lab to enhance innovation and sustainability in the sector Dubai Land Department hosted the Real Estate Policy Lab to refine four key policies: Real Estate Alliances, Resilience and Sustainability, Real Estate Reputation, and Data Sharing. These policies aim to foster growth, sustainability, and innovation, supporting Dubai’s Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and Economic Agenda D33. New projects and high rental yields: An overview of Dubai’s real estate market in 2024 and expectations for 2025 Dubai’s real estate sales reached AED435 billion in 2024, driven by rising demand, economic stability, and government incentives. Prices increased, rental yields remain high, and new projects and investors fuel growth. The Dubai 2033 Real Estate Strategy aims to double sector GDP contribution and boost homeownership. Joby announces beginning of work on first Dubai vertiport Joby Aviation has begun construction of the first vertiport for its Dubai air taxi network at DXB Airport. The service, planned for late 2025, will connect key locations, offering fast, emission-free air travel. Four vertiports are planned across Dubai, with seamless integration into the city’s transport network. Dubai developer launches Dh500 million project in Business Bay Al Seeb Developers launched Royal Regency Suites in Dubai’s Business Bay, valued at Dh500 million. Priced from Dh1.18 to Dh4.4 million, it offers luxury features, investor-friendly payment plans, and aims for high ROI. Completion is set for March 2027, enhancing Dubai’s upscale real estate market. SAAS Properties establishes Itself as a major player in UAE real estate SAAS Properties, a luxury developer in the UAE, launched SAAS Hills in Dubai Science Park, offering premium amenities like wellness facilities, sky villas, and smart home features. The company plans strategic growth aligned with UAE’s economic goals, aiming to redefine luxury real estate with high-end projects in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Dubai: Fully furnished luxury villa rents for Dh8.5 million in Umm Al Sheif Dubai’s luxury real estate market hits new heights as an Umm Al Sheif villa leases for Dh8.5 million over two years. Rising demand for premium homes, limited supply, and increasing transactions indicate strong growth potential in the ultra-luxury segment, with high-value resales surging by over 25% recently. Cushman & Wakefield Core Dubai Q3 2024 market update released Dubai’s residential market sees a 20% rise in sales and 18% rent growth in Q3 2024, driven by strong demand for off-plan properties. Office market occupancy is 91%, with rents up 19%. High demand for Grade A office spaces and a limited supply keeps rental pressure high, favoring landlords. Day announces project in Dubai Terrance Day announced a 1,000-unit luxury condominium project in Dubai, priced between $6-8 million per unit. The development will feature high-end design and amenities. Day also plans a creative studio and writing facility in Las Vegas, showcasing his commitment to luxury living and innovation. Ajman: Certificates to practice real estate activity now available via Emirates digital wallet Ajman’s Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation now offers real estate activity registration certificates via Emirates Digital Wallet (EDW), enhancing efficiency and security. EDW, launched by UAE Banks Federation, provides government documents digitally, reducing cash transactions and ensuring secure access to services through its “klip” platform. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 12th of November 2024 The Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1,321,047,667 on 12 November 2024. This value comprises both off-plan and ready property sales, showcasing the ongoing interest from investors and buyers in Dubai’s diverse property offerings. Off-Plan vs. Ready Property Breakdown Of the total transactions, off-plan properties contributed AED 700,991,166, representing 53.1% of the total value, while ready properties contributed AED 620,056,501, accounting for 46.9%. This indicates a slightly higher investor preference for off-plan projects, which are often perceived as providing greater growth potential and flexible payment plans. Off-Plan Property Analysis The off-plan category, totaling AED 700,991,166, included four main sub-categories: · Flats: AED 646,327,622 (92.2% of off-plan transactions) · Villas: AED 44,352,000 (6.3% of off-plan transactions) · Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 174,090,039 (24.8% of off-plan transactions) · Commercial Properties: AED 5,400,000 (0.8% of off-plan transactions) Flats made up the majority of off-plan transactions, highlighting the continued demand for apartment-style living in Dubai’s rapidly developing areas. Villas followed, appealing to buyers looking for more space and privacy, while hotel apartments also showed strong activity, indicating investor interest in short-term rental opportunities. Ready Property Analysis The ready properties segment, totaling AED 620,056,501, also saw diverse contributions from its sub-categories: · Flats: AED 431,675,417 (69.6% of ready transactions) · Villas: AED 97,015,196 (15.6% of ready transactions) · Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 11,493,888 (1.9% of ready transactions) · Commercial Properties: AED 79,872,000 (12.9% of ready transactions) Similar to the off-plan segment, flats led the ready property transactions, making up a significant portion of this category. Villas …

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 12-Nov-2024

Dubai developers rush offplan launches ahead of any price correction. Developers dismiss oversupply concerns as demand stays strong. Is Dubai luxury real estate market ignoring middle-class potential? Dubai’s real estate is on a winning streak Dubai’s real estate market thrives with record-breaking transactions, fueled by favorable interest rates, investor confidence, and rising demand for luxury properties. DAMAC anticipates continued growth, focusing on integrated communities, economic diversification, and global expansion, including new data center ventures. Binghatti’s AED40 billion portfolio boasts lifestyle-centric projects Binghatti aims to create integrated luxury living with projects like Binghatti Skyrise, featuring high-end amenities. Recent sukuk issuances highlight Binghatti’s financial stability and global appeal. The company focuses on lifestyle-centric, branded developments, aiming for AED100 billion growth, positioning itself as a key player in Dubai’s luxury real estate. Dubai real estate growth drives demand for high-speed, quality construction solutions Dubai’s real estate market grows with 20,000 new units expected in late 2024. AED346 billion transactions attracted 50,000 new investors. 3DXB Group uses 3D printing for faster, sustainable construction to meet rising demand, supporting Dubai’s growth and quality standards amid rapid skyline expansion. Dubai’s Damac Properties to launch luxury travel venture, offer free trips to registrants Damac Properties launched “Damac Air,” offering luxury travel to tropical destinations like Maldives and Hawaii. The venture aims to redefine luxury vacations, though details are limited. Damac’s credit outlook was recently upgraded to positive, reflecting strong sales, active construction, and effective liquidity management. Nakheel reveals latest release of exclusive waterfront villas on Palm Jebel Ali Nakheel launched “The Beach Collection” at Palm Jebel Ali, featuring 10 luxury villa styles with private beach access. Construction is underway, aiming for 2027 completion. The project aligns with Dubai’s growth goals, offering exclusive beachfront living with world-class amenities, focusing on sustainability and community. Is Dubai’s luxury real estate market ignoring middle-class potential? Dubai’s skyline is punctuated by projects catering to ultra-wealthy investors. Yet, as property prices continue to surge and developers double down on luxury, one wonders if Dubai’s real estate market is missing a significant opportunity—the rising demand from the middle class. Dubai developers rush offplan launches ahead of any price correction Dubai developers are rushing offplan launches to pre-empt potential price corrections predicted by S&P in 18 months. October saw record launches and high sales, but concerns grow over mid-market corrections. Luxury projects remain resilient, with developers targeting wealthy buyers and new premium developments continuing to enter the market. Dubai: Developers dismiss oversupply concerns as demand stays strong Dubai developers deny oversupply concerns, citing rising property prices driven by strong demand. Villa and townhouse prices rose 75%, with high sales volumes in October. Key growth areas include Al Jadaf and Dubai Islands. Developers expect continued growth, especially with increased interest from European investors. Dubai real estate sector recorded $3.7bn of transactions last week, including Production City apartments for just $54,500 The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED13.528bn ($3.7bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Dubai villa capital values gain 32.4% since last year Dubai villa values rose 32.4% annually, with top gains in Jumeirah Islands and Palm Jumeirah. Apartment prices grew 24.3%. Off-plan sales rose significantly, making up nearly 75% of home sales. High net-worth individuals continue to flock to Dubai, driven by stability, residency incentives, and economic growth. Bayut Academy is now endorsed by Dubai Land Department and certified by KHDA Bayut Academy’s training program is now endorsed by the Dubai Land Department and approved by KHDA, affirming its role in real estate education. This partnership aims to enhance professional standards and compliance, supporting innovation and professional growth among real estate brokers in Dubai. Revealed: Abu Dhabi tipped to be the new epicentre for real estate investments Abu Dhabi is fast emerging as the sought-after destination for leading real estate players, with leading international players such as Sotheby’s International Realty and regional companies such as ARA Real Estate Development and DECA Properties figuring among the companies which are either currently finalising plans or have recently expanded into the UAE capital city. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 11th of November 2024 The Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1.57 billion on November 11, 2024. This impressive figure highlights the continuous growth and dynamism in the market, with significant contributions from both off-plan and ready properties. Total Transactions: AED 1,574,910,991 Off-plan properties led the market on this day, contributing over half of the total value, showcasing sustained investor interest in new developments across Dubai. Meanwhile, ready properties also demonstrated strong performance, contributing nearly 48% to the total market value, highlighting a balanced demand for both newly launched projects and immediate occupancy units. Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions (Total: AED 822,113,137) The majority of the off-plan transactions were for flats, making up nearly 79% of the off-plan value. Villas followed, accounting for 18.9%, indicating strong interest in residential living spaces. The contributions from hotel apartments, rooms, and commercial properties were relatively smaller, but still indicative of varied investor interests in Dubai’s growing market. Breakdown of Ready Transactions (Total: AED 752,797,854) For ready properties, flats were also the most sought-after category, contributing 74.2% of the total ready property transactions. Villas represented 15.4%, indicating a continued preference for spacious homes. Commercial properties also had a notable contribution of 8.2%, while hotel apartments and rooms made up 2.3% of the ready market. Key Insights The real estate transaction data for November 11, 2024, indicates a balanced interest in both off-plan and ready properties, with a slight edge towards off-plan projects. The strong demand for flats, both in the off-plan and ready categories, suggests a robust appetite for residential properties in urban and well-connected areas. Villas also continue to draw significant interest, reflecting a desire for more spacious and private living arrangements. The continued growth in off-plan transactions highlights investor confidence in Dubai’s future developments, while the healthy performance of ready properties reflects an active market for buyers seeking immediate occupancy. This balance in investor preferences positions Dubai as …

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review: October 2024

Land transactions in Oct. 2024 was 37.5% of the total transactions. The market saw an increase of approximately AED16.8 billion from Sep 2024 to Oct. 2024, and up AED 20 billion over Oct. 2023. The Dubai real estate market in October 2024 achieved an impressive total transaction value of AED 74.1 billion, marking a strong performance. This reflects a substantial increase compared to both the previous month (September 2024), which recorded AED 57.2 billion, representing a month-over-month growth of around 29.5%. Compared to October 2023, when the total transaction value stood at AED 53.8 billion, October 2024 shows a year-over-year growth of approximately 37.8%. These figures underscore a robust upward trend in the market, likely driven by heightened demand and investor confidence. Breakdown by Property Type Off-plan properties continue to attract strong interest, with flats leading the sector, contributing AED 20.5 billion to the total off-plan value. Villas also recorded substantial sales at AED 6.9 billion, while hotel apartments and commercial units added diversification to the investment portfolio in this segment. The ready property market displayed consistent demand, with flats comprising the largest portion of sales at AED 12.9 billion. Villas, hotel apartments, and commercial units also contributed notable values, showing balanced demand across residential and commercial ready properties. Top Areas by Number of Transactions and Value Traded Off-Plan Segment Ready Segment Conclusion The October 2024 real estate market demonstrated strong performance, with significant growth over both the previous month and year. The high transaction values across off-plan, ready, and land segments reflect a vibrant market driven by diverse investor demand. The continued interest in areas like Jumeirah Village Circle, Business Bay, and Dubai Marina for both transactions and value highlights these locations as key real estate hotspots in Dubai. The record-high values for iconic locations such as Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah further reinforce Dubai’s position as a premier investment destination in the global real estate market.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 10-Nov-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 43 reached AED 7.81 billion. Off-plan contributed 53.2% or AED 4.15 billion and Ready properties contributed 46.8% or AED 3.66 billion. Dubai’s real estate market continued to show robust activity during Week 45, with total transactions amounting to AED 7.81 billion. The market witnessed a balanced mix of Off-Plan and Ready properties, with Off-Plan transactions leading slightly, indicating growing interest among investors for new projects. Below, we provide an in-depth analysis of the transactions across Off-Plan and Ready categories, breaking down the contributions of various property types and the most active areas by value traded. The Real Estate Report is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The Off-Plan segment registered transactions worth AED 4.15 billion, accounting for 53.2% of the total transactions for the week. The Ready segment, meanwhile, accumulated AED 3.66 billion, contributing 46.8% to the overall total. The data indicates that Off-Plan properties continue to dominate the market, showcasing investor confidence in new developments and future growth potential. The almost equal share between Off-Plan and Ready properties also highlights a diverse preference pattern among buyers, catering to both long-term investors and those seeking immediate possession. Off-Plan Property Breakdown Ready Property Breakdown Most Active Areas by Value Traded Conclusion Week 45’s real estate transactions reflect a well-distributed interest in both Off-Plan and Ready properties, with investors displaying confidence across a variety of property types and areas. The dominance of flats in both categories highlights the strong demand for versatile and affordable housing options. Meanwhile, the significant contributions from areas such as Dubai Marina, Business Bay, and Jumeirah Village Circle demonstrate the continued desirability of established and high-potential neighborhoods. The data suggests a positive outlook for Dubai’s real estate market, with a growing appetite for both new developments and ready-to-occupy properties, making it an attractive destination for diverse real estate investors.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 13-Apr-2026

Weekly trading value was stable with slightly higher number of transactions Total trading reached AED 10.49 billion across 4,835 transactions in Week 15, compared with AED 10.59 billion and 4,636 transactions in the prior week. That means weekly value edged down by 0.9%, while transaction count increased by 4.3%, pointing to a busier market but with a lower average ticket size. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 6,514.0 1,641.1 Villa 651.9 609.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 18.8 89.4 Commercials 774.7 191.0 Total 7,959.5 2,531.1 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 7.96 billion Share of Weekly Total: 75.9% Off-plan remained the clear driver of the market in Week 15, contributing more than three-quarters of all traded value. The segment was heavily led by flats, while commercial assets also made a meaningful contribution, helping keep the off-plan mix broad rather than dependent on one product type alone. Sub-Category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 6,514.0 81.8% Villa 651.9 8.2% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 18.8 0.2% Commercials 774.7 9.7% Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Area Value (AED millions) Al Khairan First 871.3 Business Bay 606.3 Dubai Islands 485.8 Madinat Al Mataar 449.2 Al Yelayiss 1 390.2 The top 10 off-plan areas generated AED 4.28 billion, equal to roughly 53.8% of all off-plan value. Al Khairan First led the market with AED 871.3 million, or about 10.9% of total off-plan trading, followed by Business Bay and Dubai Islands. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 2.53 billion Share of Weekly Total: 24.1% Ready sales accounted for just under a quarter of weekly value. While much smaller than off-plan, the ready segment showed a more balanced internal mix, with villas and hotel apartments taking a more visible share than they did in off-plan. Sub-Category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,641.1 64.8% Villa 609.6 24.1% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 89.4 3.5% Commercials 191.0 7.5% Top Performing Ready Areas Area Value (AED millions) Business Bay 219.2 Burj Khalifa 209.6 Jumeirah Village Circle 181.4 Dubai Marina 130.9 Dubai Creek Harbour 107.8 The top 10 ready areas generated AED 1.25 billion, representing around 49.2% of all ready-market value. Business Bay ranked first at AED 219.2 million, narrowly ahead of Burj Khalifa at AED 209.6 million, showing continued concentration in established urban, high-liquidity locations. On the Micro Level Transaction-type analysis shows that sales remained overwhelmingly dominant, accounting for AED 9.18 billion, or roughly 87.5% of the ex-land weekly total. Within off-plan, sales made up 98.6% of segment value, confirming that new-launch and primary market demand remained the key force behind weekly activity. In the ready market, the structure was more varied. Sales contributed 52.4% of ready value, while mortgages accounted for a significant 39.7%, equal to just over AED 1.00 billion. This is an important signal: unlike off-plan, ready activity was supported not only by outright purchases but also by financing-led transactions. Gifts were also notable, contributing AED 200.9 million in ready and AED 83.9 million in off-plan. At the individual deal level, the highest-value transactions underline where premium demand sat this week. In off-plan, the top flat deal was in Jumeirah Second at AED 171.0 million, while the top villa deal came from Madinat Al Mataar at AED 22.9 million. In ready, the highest flat transaction was recorded in Burj Khalifa at AED 30.0 million, and the top villa transaction was in Island 2 at AED 21.5 million. Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week This Week Change Total Value (AED billions) 10.59 10.49 -0.9% Transactions 4,636 4,835 +199 Average Value per Transaction (AED millions) 2.28 2.17 -5.0% Market Insights & Outlook Week 15 presented a market that was broader in participation but slightly lighter in value. The decline in headline volume was marginal, yet the rise in transaction count suggests activity stayed healthy and that the slowdown came more from ticket size than from weakening demand. The key takeaway remains the same: Dubai’s market is still being carried by off-plan, especially flats, with the top off-plan areas capturing deep investor interest across both established and emerging development corridors. At the same time, the ready market continues to show resilience through a combination of end-user sales, financing activity, and high-value trades in mature trophy districts such as Business Bay and Burj Khalifa. Overall, Week 15 was not a weak week. It was a slightly softer value week inside a still-active market, with off-plan continuing to dominate the headline story and ready transactions adding depth through mortgage-backed and premium-location activity. Data Source: Dubai Land Department Only freehold transactions are included

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 10-Apr-2026

UAE Central Bank: UAE economy set to grow 5.6% in 2026 Why Dubai property flipping is becoming trickier Property flipping – the practice of buying a home to then resell it quickly for a profit – is becoming more difficult in Dubai. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Al Habtoor Group announces $1.36bln new investment in Dubai real estate Al Habtoor Group will invest over AED5 billion in Dubai real estate, starting with a premium commercial tower in Al Habtoor City on Sheikh Zayed Road. The project signals strong confidence in Dubai’s economy and marks the first step in a wider UAE expansion pipeline. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai’s real estate transactions surge 31% to reach $68.6bln in Q1 2026 Dubai’s real estate market remained strong in Q1 2026, with transactions reaching AED252 billion, up 31% year-on-year. Growth was supported by rising investment, more new investors, strong foreign and luxury demand, and continued confidence in Dubai’s stability, infrastructure, and long-term economic strategy. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai announces temporary regulatory relief to support DIFC firms The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has introduced temporary regulatory relief measures for firms operating in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), aiming to ease operational pressures while maintaining supervisory standards. Read the full article on Arabian Business Qatar real estate transactions grow 28.5 percent to $2.52 billion in Q1 2026 Qatar’s real estate market started 2026 strongly, with Q1 sales rising 28.5% year-on-year to QAR9.2 billion. Rental activity also improved, while March recorded QAR768.2 million in transactions, led by Doha, Al Rayyan, and Al Dhaayen, supported by regulatory reforms and steady demand. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Ellington Properties to launch flagship sales experience centre at Uptown Dubai DMCC announced Ellington Properties will open a 16,000 sq ft flagship sales centre at The Atrium in Uptown Dubai. The facility will combine an experience centre, sales hub, offices and show units, reinforcing Uptown Dubai’s appeal as an integrated lifestyle and investment destination. Read the full article on Zawya Sobha Realty to offer integrated home financing solutions for Dubai off-plan projects Emirates NBD and Sobha Realty have partnered to offer tailored mortgage solutions for Dubai off-plan buyers. The deal aims to provide early financing clarity, competitive rates and faster approvals, making the buying process smoother while supporting more structured growth in Dubai’s property market. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Sharjah’s resilient economy drives growth in key sectors Sharjah business groups said the emirate’s economy remains resilient, supported by flexible regulation, infrastructure investment and strong public-private coordination. They highlighted steady performance across food, real estate, hospitality, legal, industrial and used-car sectors, reinforcing Sharjah’s position as a sustainable and competitive business hub. Read the full article on Gulf News Hudayriyat Island leads Abu Dhabi real estate sales, followed by Al Reem Island in Q1 2026 Hudayriyat Island led Abu Dhabi’s Q1 2026 real estate market with AED11.97 billion in sales, ahead of Al Reem Island at AED9.45 billion. Overall transactions surged 160.7% year-on-year to AED66 billion, reflecting strong investor confidence and demand for high-quality, integrated communities. Read the full article on Zawya UAE economy set to grow 5.6% in 2026: Central Bank report The UAE economy grew 5.6% in 2025 and is expected to match that in 2026, driven by non-oil sectors. Strong trade, banking, real estate and tourism performance, alongside a fiscal surplus, highlighted the success of diversification and economic resilience. Read the full article on Gulf News Arada hands over first homes at Vida Residences Aljada Arada has handed over Sharjah’s first branded residences project, Vida Residences Aljada, marking the completion of 579 units within the Vida Aljada complex. The milestone lifts completed homes at Aljada above 8,800 and strengthens the megaproject’s premium lifestyle, hospitality and investment appeal. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 9th of April 2026 On the 09-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.09 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.64 billion (78.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 449.4 million (21.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,281.7 277.8 Villas 122.0 135.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 10.2 10.8 Commercial 224.2 25.0 Total 1,638.1 449.4 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.64 billion Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats, while commercial assets also made a meaningful contribution, underlining continued investor preference for scalable, pipeline-led stock. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 449.4 million Ready-market demand was more balanced than off-plan, with villas taking a relatively strong share, suggesting healthy appetite for immediately usable family-oriented stock alongside apartment demand. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s trading profile points to a market still firmly led by off-plan launches and absorption, with nearly four-fifths of value coming from that segment. At the same time, the ready market remained active enough to account for more than one-fifth of total value, with villas standing out as a notable support pillar. Overall, the mix suggests Dubai continues to attract both forward-looking capital into new supply and end-user or income-focused demand in completed stock. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Apr-2026

A new report says Abu Dhabi investors are increasingly favouring completed, income-producing properties over speculative bets Dubai court terminates villa contract in Bosnia, orders firm to return Dhs244,000 Dubai’s Real Estate Court cancelled a Sarajevo villa sale after the developer failed to deliver and later failed to refund the buyer. The court ordered the company to repay Dhs244,000, plus 5% annual interest from the claim date, along with fees, expenses, and legal costs. Read the full article on Gulf Today Dubai real estate demand remains stable as core communities continue to attract strong interest Bayut data shows Dubai property seekers stayed active in March 2026, but with more deliberate, value-focused searches. Apartments led demand, especially in JVC, while villa interest centered on DAMAC Hills 2. The market appears resilient, with buyers recalibrating rather than retreating amid uncertainty. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Emirates NBD to offer home financing solutions for Sobha projects in Dubai Emirates NBD and Sobha Realty have partnered to offer tailored mortgages for Sobha’s off-plan Dubai projects. The tie-up aims to give eligible buyers earlier financing clarity, competitive rates, and a smoother approval process, supporting confidence in Dubai’s luxury housing market. Read the full article on Zawya Union Properties approves first dividend payout in more than a decade Union Properties approved its first dividend in 11 years, paying AED129 million, as stronger profits, cash reserves and shareholder turnout signalled improving investor confidence. The move marks a key milestone in the developer’s turnaround and its push into a new long-term growth phase. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai’s off-plan market ‘more selective now, but long-term confidence remains’ betterhomes says Dubai’s off-plan market remains strong but is becoming more selective, with buyers focusing on price, delivery certainty and long-term value. March activity slowed from February, pricing eased about 13%, and demand is shifting toward investors with five- to ten-year horizons. Read the full article on Zawya Cavendish Maxwell inks collaboration with International Real Estate Partners Cavendish Maxwell and IREP have partnered to offer integrated advisory, facilities management and asset optimisation services across the Middle East. The alliance targets governments, developers and large asset owners, aiming to reduce fragmentation, improve efficiency and support stronger long-term asset performance. Read the full article on Consultancy ME Sanzen begins Sukoon in Sharjah Sanzen has started construction on Sukoon, a AED1.5 billion wellness-focused villa and townhouse community in Sharjah. Phase 1 sold out on launch day, prices are locked for six months, and the 859-unit project is scheduled for handover in Q2 2029. Read the full article on Zawya Investors shifting to completed properties, says Driven A new report says Abu Dhabi investors are increasingly favouring completed, income-producing properties over speculative bets. Strong 2025 growth has carried into early 2026, but with more selective capital focused on asset quality, rental income, and long-term value in a maturing market. Read the full article on Gulf Daily News Almal confirms 23% completion at their sold-out development – the unexpected al Marjan Island Hotel & Residences Almal says construction at its sold-out Al Marjan Island project in Ras Al Khaimah is 23% complete and on track for 2027 handover. The developer says strong progress, premium pricing and demand linked to Wynn underline investor confidence in the emirate’s growing luxury tourism market. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 8th of April 2026 On the 08-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.45 billion. Off plan dominated with AED 1.07 billion (73.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 386.5 million (26.6%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 945.5 294.1 Villas 91.1 59.0 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.6 8.3 Commercial 29.5 25.1 Total 1,066.7 386.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.07 billion Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats, which captured nearly nine-tenths of the segment’s value, keeping the market firmly tilted toward apartment-led launches. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 386.5 million Ready transactions were also led by flats, though villas and commercial assets contributed a more meaningful share here than in the off-plan market. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s 08 April trading pattern points to a market still heavily anchored by off-plan demand, particularly in the apartment segment. With 73.4% of total value coming from off-plan and 88.6% of that segment concentrated in flats, buyer appetite remains focused on relatively liquid, scalable residential product. Meanwhile, the Ready market provided a more balanced mix, with villas and commercial units taking a larger relative share, suggesting continued end-user and investor demand for completed assets alongside new launches. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 08-Apr-2026

Dubai recorded 44,100 residential transactions in Q1 2026, up 4.2% year-on-year Abu Dhabi property hits record Dh66 billion as investor demand surges Abu Dhabi’s property market posted a record Q1 2026, with transactions surging to Dh66 billion, driven by strong sales, rising foreign investment, and heavy activity in key zones like Hudayriyat, Reem, and Saadiyat, while demand continued to outpace new supply. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai’s residential property market posts 44,100 transactions in Q1 Dubai recorded 44,100 residential transactions in Q1 2026, up 4.2% year-on-year, with off-plan making up 73% of sales and rising 10.3%. Ready sales weakened, down 9.2%, while March was the quarter’s softest month, with a sharp 35% drop in ready transactions. Read the full article on Zawya UAE real estate services to hit Dh97b by 2031 as Dubai leads growth The UAE real estate services market is projected to grow from Dh74.5 billion in 2026 to Dh97.6 billion by 2031, driven by Dubai’s dominance, rising demand for brokerage and management services, luxury property growth, and digital tools that improve transparency, efficiency and investor confidence. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai emerges as global hub for on-chain real estate capital formation with Tokinvest launch Tokinvest has launched a Dubai-regulated tokenised product linked to a UK build-to-rent asset worth about AED40 million, highlighting Dubai’s push to become a global hub for regulated real-world asset tokenisation and modernising cross-border real estate capital formation. Read the full article on Zawya Luxury Palm Jumeirah apartment sold for Dh65.4 million A Dh65.4 million off-plan apartment sale at Orla Infinity on Palm Jumeirah highlights Dubai’s resilient luxury market, with strong demand from global wealthy buyers helping sustain momentum despite regional tensions. Luxury transactions reached 6,668 deals worth Dh143.8 billion in 2025. Read the full article on Gulf News RAK’s largest private developer, BNW Developments, debuts in Dubai with off-plan branded residences BNW Developments has entered Dubai with Orvessa Residences by Michel Adam, a 92-unit branded project in Al Furjan, marking its first Dubai launch and signalling a broader expansion strategy focused on design-led living, premium partnerships and long-term residential value. Read the full article on Zawya UAE’s crisis response shows that businesses can be a social safety net During the recent conflict, UAE businesses responded with unusual empathy, offering free stays, medical care, counseling, home repairs, discounts, and workplace flexibility, showing that resilience was defined not just by continuity, but by how quickly companies supported people under pressure. Read the full article on Fast Company Grovy’s Dubai residential project on track for 2027 handover Grovy says Rivo by Grovy in DLRC is progressing on schedule toward Q4 2027 handover, with enabling works nearly complete and Al Ishrak appointed as main contractor. The 133-unit project reflects Grovy’s focus on timely delivery, procurement planning, and proptech-led construction management. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of April 2026 On the 07-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.06 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.58 billion (76.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 488.4 million (23.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,428.6 314.9 Villas 72.4 129.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 8.7 7.9 Commercial 65.8 36.1 Total 1,575.6 488.4 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.58 billion Off-plan activity overwhelmingly centered on flats, showing that buyer appetite remained concentrated in the apartment segment, while villas and commercial assets played a much smaller supporting role. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 488.4 million The ready market was more balanced than off-plan, with flats still leading but villas taking a meaningful share, suggesting continued demand from end-users and buyers seeking immediately available stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s market on 07 April 2026 remained firmly tilted toward off-plan, which captured more than three-quarters of the day’s total value. That level of dominance suggests confidence in future delivery and pricing upside continues to outweigh caution, particularly in the flats segment. At the same time, the ready market’s stronger villa share shows that buyers are still allocating meaningful capital to completed homes, especially where immediate use or rental income matters. Overall, the numbers reflect a market that remains liquid, residential-led, and heavily skewed toward off-plan apartments as the main engine of value creation. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *Only freehold transactions were use

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